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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, IN this column inserted for ONE
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insertion.
Everybody ,rho has any rant to supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
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to CRAFTY, should advertise in this column.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Communications signed by sundry citizens
relative 10 the wording of the act Of the Legisla
ture OF 1889, extending the limits Of the city Of
Savannah on the western side Of the city, was
read and referred 10 the Committee on Assess
ments and the Mayor.
Council adjourned.
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The Organ par excellence for the drawing
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YACHT ORGANS cat S24), etc, etc.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE..

CRY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CLERK OF Council,
April 80, 1887.
rEIIE following ordinance is published for the
l. information Of all concerned
FRANK t. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council.
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ENOR RENT, store No. 1875 Congress street,
II formerly occupied by c. F. Graham; pos
session given May list. For terms, etc, apply to
MEINHARD BROS. & co.
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tANk =. EEBAkER,
CleIk Of Council.
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EOR RENT, house on Tattnall, between Harris
Il and Liberty streets, with all modern i'm
provements. GEO. w. PARISH, No. 1913 st.
Julian street.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
ROOMS TO RENT.

NOR RENT, the Buckingham House at the
L Isle of Hope, with bath house; artesian
water on place. Apply to THoS. HENDERSON,
1873 York street.
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Committees Appointed by Citizens "a
Look After Their Interests.

A meeting OF citizens OF Northeast washington
was held at Nelford'S hail. corner OF Sth and
streets northeast last night. Mr.. ". c. Dodge
presided and Mr. F. c. Cate acted as secretary. A
committee on organization, previously appointed
by the president, composed OF Messrs. d. r. Jones,
c. Hughes, L. Chapel, F. C. Cate and Chas. A.
Shields made report submitting plan for per-
manent organization. 1t provided for six standing
committees to look after the interests OF citizens
OF that section, and urge needed Improvements.
The first committee proposed is central commit
tee Of three members consider such questions as
viii tend TO advance the interests of the assOcia-
ton and its members: OF cooperating with like
committees representing other sections OF the city
for the advancement Of the general interests OF the
city. The second committee Is on steam railways,
and comprises five members. The third com.
mittee Is on streets and reservations. The fourth
committee Is Of I'VE members, and Is to look after
the water service. sewers, lamps and trees. The
NTH committee is on schools and school buildings
and is composed OF five members The sixth com.
mittee is on street railways, and is made up OF
five members.
tees: Steam railways-Dr. Edward N. Gallaudet,
l. Chapel, Charles NJ. Robinson. T. G. HenSey and
Andrew Donaldson. Streets and reservations-S.
G. Clarke. T. c. Cate, George NJ oyster, G. Hughes,
Water, sewers, &c-Josiah Willard, Geo. N. Hol-
land $. II. Walker, Daniel 7. DOnahoe and Robert
W. Blair schools and school buildingsW. C..
Dodge, Thomas X. Benson. Jacob Frech and I. L.
DeLand. street ra1lways-CharleS g. Dulin, ThoS.
W. Smith. ]. p. Childs. c. NJ. Clarke and E. j. Hill
A resolution was adopted favOr1ng the passage by
the House from the committee on the District OF
Columbia. The chair appointed Messrs. josiah
Willard, E. d. Farnham and ID. d. Thompson as u
committee on the establishment OF station
house in the northeast section, and DR.. c. A. Nor
ton, Mr.. E. w. Thompson and Dr. ID. B. Street q
committee on sanitary Improvements.
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CArAnnHA1 DAserns.

To be freed ffom the dangers Of su1rocation while
lying down to breathe freely. sleep soundly and
disurbed to rise refreshed, head clear brain active
and free from pain ache TO know that poisonous
putrd matter deles the breath and away the del
icate machinery Of SMELL taste and hearing; to feel
that the system does through its veins and arteries
suck up the poison thst is to undermine and de-
stroy, is indeed blessing beyond all other human
joyments To purchase immunity from such o fate
should DO the object Of all afflicted. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians despair Of
lief or cure.
SAxfoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase Of Ca
tarrh from simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages It Il local and constitutional
Instant in RELIEVING, permanent in curing safe.
n0mical and never falling
SANroRD'n RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CunH. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and
one IMPROVED INHALER, ell wrapped in one package.
with treatise and directions and sold by all druggists
for d.
POTTER ORIG AND CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON.
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On, M BAck. M BACK,

Weak Back, Pain, Weakness and Inflammation Of the
Kidneys, Shooting Pains through the Loins, Hip and
Side Psns Lack Of Strength and Activity relieved in
one minute and speedily cured by the CUTIcuRA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER, new, originc elegant and infallible
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five for 81; or postage free, of POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mass. jag
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Amusemenfs Tonight
ALBAUGH's.-"Lady OF Lyons"
NATIoNAL.-'sMaido OF Honor"
WILLARD HALL-JapaneSe Village.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
HA2RIs'.-.sMay Blossom
DINE NusEUN.-"The Ranch King
KERNANs.-Reilly & woods Troupe.
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Tn Poor Or Tn Pupprsa

Electric Hair Restorer 10 the only reliable root and
herb tonic In existence FREQ nom lead sulphur or
grease i now for sale By all rst-class drueysu zen
erslly For two years the public Of thie and other
s,es hss as1sa e On, n.ys the Electric Hat.
Tie public vii! Be able 70 purchase without The pecs
the payaors Of Ms. Dr. ]. 6EMME6, DSfjustoioSisS
ITO Fennsylyants ave-, next door 10 1N1ais R0yoL
Consultation free. Scalp treated sinsly or By he
month 6hanlo0ing aud Hxircuttiny oc3U-:sni
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E1pHoSzo YouSes
Company
Are Offering the following special supplies for New
Years:
Extra Choice Stem Cut Florida Oranges Malaga
Grapes Genuine Lady Apples. Velvet Skin Lemons.
Mandarin OranHes. Genuine Princess Paper Shell
Almonds. Genuine Languadoc Soft Shell Almonds.
Extra Large Pecan Nuts Extra Choice Cluster Raj
sins. Extra Choice Table Oil. Durkee's Salad Dress
ing Large assortment choice Pickles, including
Sweet Pickles, Picked Mangoes, Stuffed Mangoes &c
&c. &c. Genuine Shellbark Hickory Nuts
CHEESE
Genuine Imported Switzer Cheese, Neufchatel
Cheese, Sap Sage Cheese, English Dairy Cheese New
England Ssge Cheese, Extra New York Cream Cheese,
Pafmasan Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Edam Cheese.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Company,
428 9th street. d3O
WILLETT RUOFF HAVE REDUCED PRICES
SEAL SKIN sACQUEs.
jas 500 Penna. ave.
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EMNEKr & HOOVER.

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT in city items OF the
great closing cut at K. GodSchmds mammoth
house-furnishing establishment, SI2 9Th street
northwest.
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CITY ITEMS.
Man,s Thanks.

well known business man OF Wilmington, q.
c., writes to express his thanks for the benent
as we om the pse % 1s
my gratitude for the relief and beneft your vese-
table Compound has been to my wife, who has
been troubled with liberation and tumor weigh
ing OK pounds, SO the doctor said. she has been
the ss ne could do 1o f
! that she would die in twenty.four hours. Them
commenced using your Compound, as soon as she
ter and now she can attend to her domestic affairs
as well as she ever could
For q Few Days Only.
Great closing-out sale OF the immense stock Of
goods in the Mammoth House furnishing Depart
ment store Of R. Goldschrnid, s12 9TH st. NV.
This sale is for a few days only.
Goods win be sacnnced at ruinous prices.
furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys, Rugs, &C.,
must be sold to make room for the new stock OF
Franklin a Co., of New York.
YOU Viii get bargains i in every department s t ANU
"10c Royal" CLUES broken china, glass furniture
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHrTEs
most valuable ss%sdy for
Chronic Coughs and in all conditions where there
is loss OF flesh. lack OF nerve POWER and gen.
eral debility OF the system. eozw
Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malt IS found
III KTtat value, cSCu III dut8OCCU Sla&t8 VI CO0A
sumption. It is pleasant in taste and should have
q trial. JOHN c. BAKER Co., Phila., and at drug
gists
WilbOrss Cod Liver Oil aud Phosphate
Of Lime cures, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
have been happy to give their testimony In favor Of
the use Of 'tWfbors Pure Cod Liver Oil ana Lime.
for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and all
Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. Manufactured
only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold BY
all druggists. eos
Browns Bronchial Tr0cheb will relieve
bronchitis asthma, catarrh, conSumptive and
throat diseases. They are used always with good
success. 60
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u h. Ward" prints, soc. per 10.
Also Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; Sweet MILK
&c. per quart. Cream 15C.
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MD. WINTER REDucr1oSs
sEATON PERRY.
ISUcCEssoR TO PERRY BRoTHER),
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS reduced from $50 to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS, reduced from sesto
PAEIs COMBINATION SUITS. reduced from ss5 to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS. reduced from $50 to
PARIS COMBINATION SUITS. at sla and $3.50;
GREATLY REDTCED PRICES" ON IMPORTED
LARS AND SEAL Flush shcQtEs AND
SPECIAL OFFERINGn OF BLACK AND cOLORED
JIkkSEYS at $3.50 each; former prices were from
Eof iS F. LHD1Es' GossAMER wArER,pRoors,
at ~ reduced from So and 81. 80.
FLANNEIs. CLoTHs, Linens AND bones,
NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILK GAUZEs, ILLUSIONS
MofkE r skSSsEss N kE1 BLACK AND ALL THE
EVENING SILKS AND sATINs IN GREAT vAR1.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND coLoRED
1 AaqN ;s,, MLAscoTTE. sURAHs AND GRos
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs FROM 20 TO %
INCHES WIDE IN BLACK AND 20 DIFFER
ENI SHADES. RANGING FROM 81 TO % PER
IRE FOUsSE PERINoT,s KID GLOVES.
ESPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
~ Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9Th St
Established 1910. jail
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.-New York Market corner
Sd and Indiana avenue, Will be opened TO the pub
lie on Monday, January 10th, by NeSsrs- Il. E En-
inert q :. L Hoover, with full supply Of choice
beef, lamb, veal, mutton, pork, smoked meats fish,
oysters, game, canned goods and vegetables OF all
or ten years in the business and have every facility
lot supplying our patrons with the best the mar
ket Affords. at the lowest market prices. Your
patronage Is solicited Orders promptly called for
ana denvered- Yours, respectfully, r
Telephone call-s9l-2 EMNERT & HOOVER.
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CAKE TOILET SOAP. or two elegant pictures with
fyc-cent package BiuiHe.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. "Ward" prints, SOC. per ID.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
&C. per quart. Cream 15C.
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Oun NV Years PRoc1A,Ar1os.

Oun NV YEARS Pnoc1AMAr1os.
KINGS PALACE.
GREAT CLOAK AND MILLINERY SLAUGHTER!
For e you can buy and elegant Cloth Newmarket
buy al sss B Ss ss
For ss you can buy Silk FurLined Circular,
For 1915 you can buy nice Boucle Jacket worth
Isr 90 S Ss ssn buy BLACK and brown Sssssthan
s ssa i s':s' 1 a. 49,
you buy an Seal Plush vsse
For si7 you can Buy YAM nice Plush Coat worth se5
For sss you can buy lovely Seal Plush Coat real
d For ss you can buy the finest Seal Plush Coats
BE sLAUGHTERED! ~
For 50. 25 you can buy elegant Chlds Coat, from
For g you can buy lovely Childrens Coats. ages
For $3.50 you can buy Children's Coats, ranging
rd Isf * you can buy elegant chdrens Coats fully
AL Coats for Misses sold formerly at s16 and s1s
vi" IN ee so Of Misses and Children
p now Y your chance Don't miss to 60 to KINGS
OUR GREAT MILLINERY SALE.
large manufactory from New York Of Fine French
Only OeSlraOle leaQlnB Shapes and COlOrH
which will sell at so cents your choice Also out
entire stock of elegant Childrens Hats, trimmed and
untrimmed. at %. 50 and 75c. We have only few
more OF those elegant Felt Bonnets Astrakhsn bound
at }4c. Our immense stock Of Birds Wings Tips and
Plumes win be sold, some as low as Is, II, 19 and
20 cents.
FLOWERS.
We have just received large display Of elegant
ing wear, at IL, 22, @ and 81 cents only. Don't bay
TIL you have seen our assortment It will pay you.
Buy your Kid Gloves at KINGS PALACE il you wish
TO your money. French Pattern Hats OF our own
importation sold at $25 will now be offered at So only
All are Invited to Our New Years Clearing Sale.
KINGS PALACE,
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FINE PoKTRAITs. Kets Kemethy, 1Ioe Pa. av.

NRs. C.. DONOVAN. OF 81 9Th ave-, y. Y, has
now on exhibition ball and dinner dresses, wraps
and millinery at her parlors, 1910 ST. NV.
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Picture FRAMEs
We would call your attention to very large and
handsome assortment Of fine Gilt Frames, warranted
not to tarnish either in fat deep moulding, which
we always keep on hand in the following Sizes
$3.50 1s szs 1 isxst 1913 1913 isx adx$4
2Ox26 22x2S, 22x27, 24x3O and 25X3O.
We are at all times prepared to frame your pictures
at once without extra charge and can furnish sboye
Oak, Gilt and Plush, &c.
Our prices acknowledged by every to be very
low and to give You an idea how low sell Picture
Frames, all complete with Glass and Back, and NO
charge for framing. we quote:
nice 8xlO Gilt Frame. with Mat, at
:: SIS . CENTS.
ssssss 5ss5s
Handsome $40, 2 inch Gilt Frame, with Mat, at
~ sa@s CENTS.
~ ssss
fiat Gilt, Gilt and Plush, Oak and Bronze, Oak and
Plush Bronze and Gilt, or all Bronze Frames all beau.
eeass ssSass
" ss@gs CENTS.
ssesss sasqss
We can furnish you also with wide Gilt Frame, 161
n. SILvERBERG CO.
deg 313 7TH ST.
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Browns Bronchial TrOcheD will relieve
bronchitis. asthma, catarrh, cOnSumpttve and
throat diseases. They are used always With good
success. 60
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For District Of Columbia. Maryland and VIZ
ginia, colder, nOrthwesterly winds. fair weather.
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Try ''Reina Victoria" X. OF l. cigar cents:
% +. cigars in box % cents to So Wholesale
and retail Morell, "a 9th street northwest
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE CHfEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Jan. u, 1887
'nti0r;s for - Hours. Commencing OF 3 y. m.
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GEORGE " WALKER INDICTED FOR MURDER.
The grand jury to-day reported TO the Criminal
Court an indictment against George y. Walker for
the murder o 4 john c. Miller. by shooting him on
the sIh OF December last. The names OF sixteen
witnesses are Endorsed on the back OF the fndict-
ment- The accused is now on bail in SO OOo.r,,v.
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DRY GOODS SLAUGHTERED, 736 9TH ST. Auction
sales 10 a. IN. and pm. daily. By us invited
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WHITTINGToS's Book AND STATIONERY STORE
will be continued at the Old stand,
No. 1221 Pennsylvania ave-,
and viii be stocked with the largest assortment Of
goods In the city Card Engraving and Printing
SDeciaty.
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HI0HRST-SALARrED ACT on earth at Hermann
Biggest show out. Cheap prices. Go.-Adsx
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ErssELI,s Ice Cream. Charlottes and candles.

TEE LATEST Novelty for Xmas PreSentS-Ladies'
straw Slippers, three colors, ~.
MRS. WV. Fl. RfcH.
III Market Space.
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A SICTN OF TUE TIFFIN Observation-Disclosures
tEnser mas received a telegram from Charles +.
I1h In Detroit, which reads as follows: Find
Mrs. Fredericks. mother OF the fireman who was
Killed IN the Baltimore and Ohio disaster and tell
Ter have her sons watch and chain.7
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LARGE SALE OF CHoCKERY.-Ar. Bowling WIN coll
to-morrow morning ct his auction rooms com
mencing az 10 O'Clock, large consignment OF as
sorted crockery, In lots to suit the trade. See al
verttsement. ~ "~
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Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malt IS found
of great value, even In advanced stages OF COM
sumption. 1t is pleasant in taste and should have
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE YorR EYEsIGHT.-Consult Hemplel
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Iak trustees sale OF wall papers, shades. &c.
VIII De continued In the morning at 200 or sfree
northwest, at 10 o'clock, by order OF RoiOlphe
Claughton, trustee. Duncanson Bros aucfion-
be closed out. S''~~ "ii'
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We would suggest early calls on our Remnant Days
During the middle of the day these rooms get SO
crowded at times that it is impossible accommodate
ALL and then, again. get pick by coming early.
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HUGH STRIDER AGAIN IN CCSToDY.-This morning
IN the Police Court, Hugh Strfder well known 20
lhe Police, Was arraigned on a charge OF house.
breaking n the night time. IL being alleged that
hc entered The residence OF Mr.. IsaoOre SakS No
90 r street northwest, last night and stole an
ornament worth 50 and an oyercOat worth sI5
me defendant pleaded not guilty. After hearing
the testimony OF Mr. Saks and Officer Arnold the
court sent the case 10 the grand jury; bonds $500
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TIE OwENS-ALLEN MANsLAUGHTER CAsE.-Thts
morning the trial OF John owens, indicted for
lnanslaughter in killing Nathaniel W. alias Buck
Allen in June last, was resumed In the Criminal
Court. Judge Macarthur, and the case given to the
Jury about ii u O'Clock.
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house OF Mrs. Fannie Orr No. 426 Tenth street
northwest by forcing open the rear window, and
carried on 81 and - worth OF proviSions.-The
same night the residence OF Charles q. Brown. No.
lol2 Sth street northwest. entered in the same
manner and robbed OF clothing and other articles
worth Sit.
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foreclosures have yet become necessary,
anywhere. The older the association too,
the smaller the bonus, because man can
scarcely be expecte l to pay bonus for the
use of his own money.
But all the associations are not formed
on this basis, There is another kind of
Building and Loan Associations that issue
series of shares. They agree to issue no
more than 10000 shares for instance; and
then issue $500 or 1900 or 1000 shares
in each series. The Lafayette and Phoenix
Associations are of this pattern; and the
Monticello Association is about to change
its bylaws so as to change from the Term
fnal system, about which we have written,
to the Serial. Each series IL practically
now association, and the earnings of each
should be appropriated to the appreciation
of the shares in its series. But Alderman
Jewkes says these associations are making
the mistake of applying the earnings of
any of the series to the appreciation of the
shares of all the series in the association
issuing them. This leads, he declares to
endless confusion; and in fact Hudspeth's
bill was introduced to help the Bayonne
Serial Association out of snarl IN which
its handling of too many series had involv-
ed it.
The general workings of the system have
been explained however. A number of
gentlemen interested in the subject have
volunteered to send rs enlightment on
some other features of the system, which
we shall gladly print when it comes to
hand
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A Cemnmakers Union.

The Hudson County Uudertakers
Association was organized last Monday
night under the most favorable circum-
stances. There are fifty eight firms of
undertakes in the county, of which thirty
six were represented The organization
was effected in Roche's Hall, the meeting
being called to order by Undertaken James
Murrer. The following officers were
elected after an exciting contest: Presi-
dent, Hugh Coyle; First Vice President,
William N. Parslow; Second Vice Presi-
ident, Coroner Burke; Secretary, George
Braclney; Treasurer, Edward Hope.
After the election, Messrs Crane, O'Hara,
Burke and Dewitt were appointed COM
mittec on rules for the regulation of the
association to be submitted TO all the mem
bers for adoption at their next regular
meeting. The objects of the association
are purely of business character, laboring
toward better protection of the Under
takers interests. The meeting last Mon
day night was attended by: Undertakes,
M. J. Boylan, Hugh Coyie, Henry v. Pia-
get, p. w. Connolly, William Huges,
Robert Elliot Thos. Stiff. William Pars-
low, j. F. G'Hara, VIM H. Mead, ". B.
Crane, Coroner Burke, VIM III. Bunnell,
Edward Hope. James Murrer, Henry Zeig-
Ter, Michael Connolly, j. J Dewitt, H. G..
Griffith, VIM. Taylor, Geo. Stevens, Geo.
Brackney, Herman, Grimm, L. S. Hugh
hey, H. A. Volk, Messrs. McNulty,
Moran, Nerity, OKeefe. McNaughton,
and others.